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Corporation where the average career is only 3 1/2 years and contracts arent guaranteed and also where head injuries and injuries are so prevalent. the idea the nfl does too much for black players was met with peals of laughter in the locker room when it was discussed. when you consider what the nfl does or doesnt do for retired players, who are disproportionately black, it is an upsetting poll. the poll question itself feels like a very racially loaded push poll, where theyre asking people basi...

Invading army. it sparked more questions. what would americaning do if they were faced with an invasion? a quinnipiac poll asked that question. 55% said they would stay and fight, while 38% said they would leave the country. joining us to discuss, cnn political commentator host of cnn smerconish.com. michael smerconish.com. i have to say its a distraction than when they were coming over your border. i saw "red dawn." not to make light of it, if there was actually an invasion, americans might fee...

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No way to uphold this law and also keep the roe casey regime as we have it now. >> dana: the "washington post", abc poll question should roe versus wade be upheld. 56% of americans say yes. the other poll is yes at 40%. my question also is just on a constitutional point, when you dig into it. you wrote a great piece for fox news .com. when you look at how the roe vs. wade decision was made and all that has come from that are there many constitutional lawyers who believe it was correctly decided?...

Hard on finding republicans to vote for the legislation. it looks like he was unable to do so. we expect this vote to be a partisan vote today. now democratic leaders are saying, this is not a vote, not for bipartisanship, brew to show clarity, where the two parties stand on this issue and they think that, you know, of course, it falls far short of voting rights changes and appeasing the base but it does take the initial step for the first time they were united on this issue. chuck. >> holly, yo...

Fought two places, over there or over here. and the strategy since 9/11 has actually worked. we have not had another foreign-inspired terrorist attack in the united states in 20 years. we had finally evolved into a policy that was actually working in afghanistan as well. with a very light footprint we were keeping the lid on the barbarians were not in charge of the government. of course it was not a jefferson democracy. its not why we went there in the first place. this is not about nation build...

June. publisher of the federalist. harold ford jr., former tennessee congressman. and trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina. troy, you look at those numbers. its always tough to ask a poll question about a piece of legislation as you know. theres a lot that goes into these things that we dont often talk about every nook and cranny. but you look at that, you look at president bidens position in these bowls. what do you see? >> its hard to be against roads and bridges. i do wonder wha...